by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR A seven-run fifth-inning rally was the difference as the homestanding Marshall Owls’ baseball team claimed its 14th win of the summer… Login to continue reading Login…
A night after dropping a 3-1 North Central Missouri Conference decision at Kirksville — their 11th loss by three runs or less or in extra innings – the Marshall Owls put everything together and pounded out a 10-4 non-league win at Odessa.
Overall, the Marshall Owls’ golf team finished well down the pack of 11 full teams that competed in the Class 4, District 4 Tournament on the Outlaw Course at the Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville May 7.
Highlighted by two event wins by junior Joey Rapp and senior Garret Hoyes improving his school record in another, the Sweet Springs Greyhounds finished fifth at the Sweet Springs Invitational April 22.
Putting crooked numbers on the scoreboard in four of the five innings, visiting Kirksville defeated the Marshall Owls 17-2 on the baseball diamond April 22.
Five different Marshall soccer players netted goals, and the Lady Owls dominated visiting Knob Noster 8-0 April 22 at the MHS Sports Complex.
After losing their first five games, Eric Brayman’s Slater Wildcat baseball team has won five straight.
In a pair of contrasting games last week, the Sweet Springs Lady Greyhounds hammered out a 15-2 victory over Wellington but lost to Crest Ridge 6-0 in consecutive nights.
The Marshall Owls’ tennis team split its two most recent North Central Missouri Conference matches.
Michael paces Santa Fe with 23 points in 15-point victory by Hobby King SPORTS EDITOR Despite going through a few dry spells scoring, the top-seeded Santa… Login to continue reading Login…